He was killed in World War II. Buried with his maternal grandparents and an uncle. He also often used the English spelling of his first name, "Victor" rather than "Viktor".
Sept. 17, 1943 was his enlist date in Boston, MA.
His records say that he had "semi-skilled occupations in fabrication of textile products, n.e.c.".
Serial #31421518.
His family resided at 58 Saxton Street, Dorchester, Massachusetts.
Sept. 17, 1943 was his enlist date in Boston, MA.
His records say that he had "semi-skilled occupations in fabrication of textile products, n.e.c.".
Serial #31421518.
His family resided at 58 Saxton Street, Dorchester, Massachusetts.
He was killed in World War II. Buried with his maternal grandparents and an uncle. He also often used the English spelling of his first name, "Victor" rather than "Viktor".
Sept. 17, 1943 was his enlist date in Boston, MA.
His records say that he had "semi-skilled occupations in fabrication of textile products, n.e.c.".
Serial #31421518.
His family resided at 58 Saxton Street, Dorchester, Massachusetts.
Sept. 17, 1943 was his enlist date in Boston, MA.
His records say that he had "semi-skilled occupations in fabrication of textile products, n.e.c.".
Serial #31421518.
His family resided at 58 Saxton Street, Dorchester, Massachusetts.
Gravesite Details
Buried towards the back of the cemetery under a headstone that reads "Sterczala".
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